Djeco© Mimosa Pomea Soft Body Doll

Djeco© Mimosa Pomea Soft Body Doll

How delightful is Mimosa Pomea from Djeco? With her beautiful brown eyes, pretty dress and bonnet, Mimosa is a doll your child will love and cherish for years.

Imaginative Play

Designed for children from 18 months and up, Mimosa is the perfect size for small arms. Her soft body is like a real baby, allowing your child to engage in imaginative play and develop nurturing skills.

Soft And Safe

Moreover, Mimosa is made with soft and neutral-scented vinyl for the face, arms, and legs, making her gentle to the touch and safe for your little one to play with. Her eyes open and shut, adding to the realism of the doll.

Easy to Dress

The doll’s head turns from left to right, allowing your child to play and interact with the doll more realistically.

In addition, Mimosa comes dressed in a pretty dress with easy fastenings for dressing and undressing and a bonnet that complements her beautiful brown eyes.

Machine Washable

What sets Mimosa apart from other dolls is that she is machine washable at 30°. This makes it easy to keep Mimosa clean and hygienic, ensuring that your child can continue to enjoy playing with her for years.

One Hundred Percent Recycled

In addition, the body padding is made from 100% recycled fibres, making Mimosa an eco-friendly choice for parents who are conscious about the environment.

Details:

• Soft-bodied doll
• 32cm in size
• Designed for children 18 months and up
• Lightweight for small arms
• The printed soft fabric body allows for realistic positioning
• Face, arms, and legs made of soft and neutral-scented vinyl
• Eyes open and shut
• A pretty dress with easy fastenings
• Bonnet included
• Doll’s head turns from left to right
• Body padding made from 100% recycled fibres
• Machine washable at 30°.

About Djeco®: A Legacy of Play

Djeco is a family-owned company with a rich history dating back to 1954. Founded by the visionary Véronique Michel-Dalès, a pioneer in women-led businesses, Djeco has been at the forefront of creating imaginative and educational toys. Véronique's passion for childhood development led to the creation of innovative games like Le loto des quatre jeudis and Ma maison des puces. These early successes and Djeco's commitment to quality and fun earned the company four prestigious toy Oscars in the 1960s. In 1989, Véronique's son Frédéric took the helm, propelling Djeco onto the global stage. Today, Djeco inspires young minds with its unique blend of creativity, learning, and joy. You can read more about their story here.